Steven Mavromihalis and John Fitzgerald Present
MAGNIFICENT URBAN OASIS
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$6,000,000
220 Deer Park Avenue,
San Rafael
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Property Details
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beds
6
baths
6.5
interior
6,303 sq ft
neighborhood
Dominican
summary of the home
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- Spectacular Craftsman style home rich with amenities and surrounded by lush gardens bordering natural open space on a 2.01-acre (per tax records) lot, yet less than 2 miles away from Central San Rafael shopping and restaurants and Highway 101.
- Majestic Mt. Tamalpais views from many of the home’s principal rooms and outdoor entertaining areas.
- 20+ Rooms, 6+ Bedrooms, 6 Full Bathrooms, and 1 Powder Room on two levels, measuring 6,431 SqFt of living space.
- The home's enchanting outdoor oasis features a large, heated Swimming Pool with water slide and integrated Spa, expansive south level lawns shaded by mature palms, a modern Gazebo with Fire Pit, an outdoor Kitchen with Barbecue, and multiple lounge and seating areas.
- The Grand Foyer with high ceilings and breezy hallways opens to the Formal Entertaining Rooms, the sun-soaked Family Room, and the rear outdoor terraces and poolside lawns, making it the ultimate home for indoor/outdoor living and entertaining.
- The handsome eat-in Chef’s Kitchen with large island and breakfast nook also opens to the outdoor Barbecue area and rear grounds.
- Two Bedrooms, currently serving as the house manager’s Office and an ensuite Fitness Room, and the Wine Room complete the main level.
- Four Bedrooms on the upper level, including the south wing’s Primary Bedroom Suite and two Ensuite Bedrooms, and an additional Bathroom.
- Plus, dedicated study and relaxation areas include a lofted Family Room, a deep Recreation Room, and a serene Sitting Area on the upper level.
- Two Fireplaces.
- Two Laundry Rooms, one on each floor.
- Landscaped and shaded lawns with playground structures.
- Sports equipment and bike Storage Room with convenient driveway access.
- 3 car garage with complete storage cabinetry system.
- Two Tesla 240V car charging stations.
- Gated entry plus paved driveway with additional parking for 4+ cars.
Floor Plans
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CENTRAL SAN RAFAEL94901
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San Rafael emerges as a captivating city where architectural innovation meets historical depth, embodied most dramatically by the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Marin Civic Center. Completed in 1962, this futuristic landmark transcends typical municipal architecture, its sci-fi-worthy design serving as a metaphorical and literal beacon of the city's forward-thinking spirit. The downtown area continues this legacy of innovation through active redevelopment efforts, with the Smith Rafael Film Center anchoring a cultural landscape that celebrates artistic diversity and community engagement.
The city's culinary and cultural landscape is as diverse as its architectural heritage. Fourth Street pulses with international flavor, offering a gastronomic journey that spans continents—sushi, Indian, Thai, Italian, Mexican, and Puerto Rican cuisines coexist within blocks, reflecting San Rafael's multicultural character. Thursday afternoon farmers markets animate the street with local produce, live music, and a sense of communal vibrancy that transforms urban space into a dynamic gathering point.
Architecturally, San Rafael offers a remarkable residential tapestry. From the sought-after midcentury Eichler homes of Terra Linda to the Victorian structures surrounding Dominican College and the custom homes of Lucas Valley, the city presents a nuanced residential landscape that provides diversity in both style and price point.
Nestled between Mount Tamalpais and San Pablo Bay, San Rafael represents more than a location—it's a living narrative of California's architectural and cultural evolution, where historical depth meets contemporary innovation.
The city's culinary and cultural landscape is as diverse as its architectural heritage. Fourth Street pulses with international flavor, offering a gastronomic journey that spans continents—sushi, Indian, Thai, Italian, Mexican, and Puerto Rican cuisines coexist within blocks, reflecting San Rafael's multicultural character. Thursday afternoon farmers markets animate the street with local produce, live music, and a sense of communal vibrancy that transforms urban space into a dynamic gathering point.
Architecturally, San Rafael offers a remarkable residential tapestry. From the sought-after midcentury Eichler homes of Terra Linda to the Victorian structures surrounding Dominican College and the custom homes of Lucas Valley, the city presents a nuanced residential landscape that provides diversity in both style and price point.
Nestled between Mount Tamalpais and San Pablo Bay, San Rafael represents more than a location—it's a living narrative of California's architectural and cultural evolution, where historical depth meets contemporary innovation.
San Rafael emerges as a captivating city where architectural innovation meets historical depth, embodied most dramatically by the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Marin Civic Center. Completed in 1962, this futuristic landmark transcends typical municipal architecture, its sci-fi-worthy design serving as a metaphorical and literal beacon of the city's forward-thinking spirit. The downtown area continues this legacy of innovation through active redevelopment efforts, with the Smith Rafael Film Center anchoring a cultural landscape that celebrates artistic diversity and community engagement.
The city's culinary and cultural landscape is as diverse as its architectural heritage. Fourth Street pulses with international flavor, offering a gastronomic journey that spans continents—sushi, Indian, Thai, Italian, Mexican, and Puerto Rican cuisines coexist within blocks, reflecting San Rafael's multicultural character. Thursday afternoon farmers markets animate the street with local produce, live music, and a sense of communal vibrancy that transforms urban space into a dynamic gathering point.
Architecturally, San Rafael offers a remarkable residential tapestry. From the sought-after midcentury Eichler homes of Terra Linda to the Victorian structures surrounding Dominican College and the custom homes of Lucas Valley, the city presents a nuanced residential landscape that provides diversity in both style and price point.
Nestled between Mount Tamalpais and San Pablo Bay, San Rafael represents more than a location—it's a living narrative of California's architectural and cultural evolution, where historical depth meets contemporary innovation.
The city's culinary and cultural landscape is as diverse as its architectural heritage. Fourth Street pulses with international flavor, offering a gastronomic journey that spans continents—sushi, Indian, Thai, Italian, Mexican, and Puerto Rican cuisines coexist within blocks, reflecting San Rafael's multicultural character. Thursday afternoon farmers markets animate the street with local produce, live music, and a sense of communal vibrancy that transforms urban space into a dynamic gathering point.
Architecturally, San Rafael offers a remarkable residential tapestry. From the sought-after midcentury Eichler homes of Terra Linda to the Victorian structures surrounding Dominican College and the custom homes of Lucas Valley, the city presents a nuanced residential landscape that provides diversity in both style and price point.
Nestled between Mount Tamalpais and San Pablo Bay, San Rafael represents more than a location—it's a living narrative of California's architectural and cultural evolution, where historical depth meets contemporary innovation.

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